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The NHL’s latest collective bargaining agreement brings sweeping changes to the league’s calendar, financial structure and player policies, signaling a new era for the sport.
Atlanta’s strong media market and detailed arena proposals have reignited discussions about a new NHL franchise, though the league’s deputy commissioner cautions that an application is not imminent.
The league’s deputy commissioner confirmed that a Houston‑based ownership group led by billionaire Dan Friedkin has secured the $2 billion expansion fee, while talks continue in other markets.
The National Hockey League and FC Bayern Munich announced a multiyear alliance that will host regular‑season games in three German cities, launch joint fan initiatives and leverage Bayern’s global brand to expand hockey’s reach in Europe.
The NHL announced a sweeping alliance with FC Bayern Munich that will bring top‑level hockey to Germany, leveraging the club’s massive fanbase and global brand to accelerate the league’s expansion.
The league is exploring a new arena and ownership group that could bring the Coyotes back to Phoenix after more than two decades of absence.
A look at the latest NHL statistical rankings, expansion possibilities in Texas and Quebec, and key player moves that are influencing rosters across the league.
The league is considering a $3.5 billion expansion franchise that could land in Houston or Austin, with a $2 billion fee to be distributed to current clubs.
A season defined by injury and contract uncertainty, McCann’s recovery will influence the Kraken’s roster moves and playoff hopes.
While the Seattle Kraken's draft record is largely praised, analyst Scott Wheeler flags two first‑round selections that may be overvalued, sparking debate ahead of the next season.
Maricopa County Supervisor Tom Galvin is spearheading a campaign to bring an NHL team back to Phoenix, enlisting former Coyote captain Shane Doan and his wife Andrea Doan to lead an advisory effort, while the league eyes stable ownership and a new arena.
The NCAA's latest eligibility change lets student‑athletes spread five seasons over a five‑year window, a shift that originated in hockey and now faces a court battle.
The NCAA has adopted a five‑year eligibility framework that lets college athletes compete in five seasons, but the policy faces a lawsuit from a group of 2022 basketball players who claim unfair treatment.
The NCAA is considering a new eligibility framework that would limit student‑athletes to five years of competition, a change that could reshape roster planning, legal challenges, and the development pipeline for programs like Wisconsin men's hockey.
The NCAA has approved a rule change that will let prospective college hockey players spend a season in junior leagues before they enroll, a move that could alter the traditional pathway into the sport.
The annual PHATS/SPHEM Hockey Summit brings together equipment managers, trainers, and medical personnel for a six‑day event on Marco Island, Florida, featuring record vendor participation, mandatory NHL attendance, and a focus on injury prevention.
A six‑day gathering on Marco Island, Florida, unites hockey’s key operational figures for education, certification updates, and safety discussions, with mandatory NHL attendance and a growing roster of vendors and league officials.
The summit, held on Marco Island, Florida, gathers over 700 professionals from the hockey world to share knowledge, update certifications and shape player safety standards.
At its annual gathering in Denver, USA Hockey underscored unprecedented growth, a historic triple‑gold sweep at the 2026 Games, and key board appointments.
The players' union has asked the NHL to examine Mike Babcock’s brief stint with the Columbus Blue Jackets, raising questions about his future in the league.
The NCAA's latest eligibility proposal could reshape men's ice hockey, forcing players to weigh junior league experience against college careers, with a new age cap affecting dozens of Division I athletes.
The NCAA has accepted a counter‑proposal that preserves college hockey’s ecosystem while extending eligibility for older players.
The NCAA’s latest proposal shifts the eligibility timeline to start at enrollment or age 19, a compromise that could keep 20‑year‑old juniors in the college game.
The NHL is exploring the possibility of letting Russia compete in the 2028 World Cup of Hockey, but strong resistance from European federations and player concerns over the Ukraine war complicate the plan.